Practicum 1 Notes

Meeting #1 - October 8th, 2020

• Use case ideas:
  • boarding school interaction with public high school
  • farmers’ market interaction w/ open air dining
  • small college located in small town

sketch brainstorming use cases

Meeting #2 - October 9th, 2020

Use case: boarding school

• Places:
  • dorms of students (residential)
    • common rooms
    • dorm rooms
    • communal bathrooms
  • buildings of classrooms (academic)
    • hallways
    • classrooms
    • bathrooms
    • teachers lounge
    • auditorium
    • music rooms
  • athletic facilities (extracurricular)
    • locker rooms
    • stadium seating
    • gymnasium
    • training room
    • trainer’s room
  • dining facilities (residential)
    • cafeteria
    • kitchen
    • bathrooms
  • administrative building (administrative)
    • offices
    • bathrooms
    • visitor’s center
    • health center
• People:
  • students (100% boarding)
  • faculty
    • History
    • English
    • Mathematics
    • Science
    • Foreign Language
    • Music/Theater
    • Visual Arts
    • Social Science
  • staff
    • administration
    • dining services
    • facilities management
    • health services
    • public safety
    • athletics
  • visitor
    • family
    • prospective students
    • other schools
    • alumni
• Misc:
  • roster
  • medical data

Meeting #3 - October 10th, 2020

• Contact tracing process:
  • every person on campus is tested every 5 days
  • when someone tests positive, immediately quarantined (quarantined for 15 days)
  • following quarantine, person is put back into population pool (can get reinfected)
  • interactions over past 5 days are tracked based on schedule and rosters
  • everyone who has interacted with patient 0 must quarantine until they receive negative test results, or if they test positive, start contact tracing through their schedules (recursive query)

contact tracing process

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